Senator against J. control attacks Packers regulation
Senator Fernald of Maine criticized federal attempts to regulate packing industry and attacked the Federal Trade Commission for alleged questioning methods. He defended large scale packer operations, citing by products profits and efficiency, and urged minimal government restraints to avoid higher costs and poorer service.
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Willard Wiehe Wedding Beside Portals of the Past
San Francisco, Aug 20 A concert violinist and Salt Lake orchestra leader Willard Wiehe married Jean C Arnold in a dramatic ceremony under the Portals of the Past in Golden Gate Park The Rev Frederick J Vincent officiated Best man Irvin C Keeler and bridesmaid Mrs Grace Lynch attended After a California honeymoon the couple will reside in Salt Lake City Wiehe formerly led orchestras at Salt Lake Orpheum and Paramount Empress theaters
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Ethel Clayton Stars in Men Women and Money at Alhambra
Ethel Clayton headlines the Paramount photoplay Men, Women and Money at the Alhambra theater. She portrays Marcel Middleton, a society girl who loses her wealth after her parents die in an auto crash, then works to pay debts and wins back love with a change in character and resolve.
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Omsk Moves Gold and Archives to Irkutsk
Tokyo dispatchs report Omsk government shifts its gold reserve and archives east to Irkutsk as Bolshevik pressure grows. Deserions and frail Siberian forces weaken Omsk. Japanese forces may intervene to halt Bolshevik advance east of Irkutsk. Also Pershing plans to sail from France on the Mount Vernon in September.
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Senate treaty fight stalls as Pittman plan debated
Washington Aug 1 Leaders in the treaty debate in the senate were uncertain when a vote would occur on Senator Pittman Nevada’s resolution proposing reservations from ratification. Republican reservationists signaled unity but some favored Pittman as a stepping stone. the foreign relations committee also studied the Shan tung clause with Dr. J C Ferguson testifying that Chinese text differences hold little weight amid the recognized Haelish translation.
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Ex Empress Chooses Home in Holland Amerongen
Aug 20 former German empress selected the house of Dearn in Amerongen as the future home with her husband, hoping to live as gentle country folk in Holland. The emperor may visit Deorn soon. the mansion has 12 rooms plus servant chambers. The empress’s health troubles concern her as Dr. Forstner visited Amerongen yesterday. Pope Promotes German Bishop at Strasbourg. Benedict XVI accepted the resignation of the Strassburg German bishop who was named archbishop in partibus. A finance minister in Weimar said the budget committee proposed a new credit of one million marks.
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Mining Claim Labor Suspension Under War Resolution 1917
The text outlines a wartime provision delaying required annual labor or improvements on mining claims until a patent is issued, with a minimum of $100 per year, for up to five claims per claimant. It requires filing by December 31, 1918, to hold claims under this resolution and notes it does not alter other relief for mining claims owners mustered in U S military or service.
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Black man seized after alleged crime and mob violence
In Louisburg North Carolina on August 21 Walter Elliott a Black man accused of harming a farmer's wife was struck by a mob. The mob reportedly dragged him from Sheriff Kearney, carried the body to a country church yard and swung it from a tree. The incident follows tense events around the county armory.
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